Fluke LAN Diagnostic Tools

Fluke MicroScanner  ---

Features at a Glance Flashes hub port light  Verifies 10/100 Ethernet  Measures cable length and distance to faults via Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) technology  Test twisted pair and coax cable  Matches (UTP or coaxial) cables to offices during adds, moves and changes   Ordering Info

The flagship product of the MicroTools line is the MircoScanner Pro. This powerful tool is designed to prevent and solve cable and wire installation problems allowing you to confirm continuity, wiring configuration and the location of cable faults, saving you time and money at every installation.

Fluke MicroMapper  ---

Features at a Glance Testing of twisted pair cables for open circuits, shorts, crossed pairs, reversed pairs and split pairs  Easy-to-read fault display  Tone generator for tracing installed cables hidden in walls, floors and ceilings  Remote unit enables one-person testing of installed cables   Ordering Info

Whether you're an electrical contractor, a home networking professional, datacom specialist or IT/network manager, the Fluke Networks MicroTools family of powerful Voice/Data/Voice (VDV) verification and troubleshooting tools will allow you to verify your work while delivering a quality installation.

The MicroMapper™ is a small handheld cable tester which enables network professionals to quickly and easily verify the integrity of Ethernet twisted pair cabling. 

Fluke MicroNetBlink  ---

Features at a Glance Quickly find network ports and cables  Flash hub and switch port lights with MicroNetBlink  Generate tracing tone with MicroNetBlink and trace wiring with MicroProbe

Whether you're an electrical contractor, a home networking professional, datacom specialist or IT/network manager, the Fluke Networks MicroTools family of powerful Voice/Data/Voice (VDV) verification and troubleshooting tools will allow you to verify your work while delivering a quality installation.

The MicroNetBlink Kit, which includes the MicroNetBlink and the MicroProbe, allows you to quickly identify network ports and cables using both analog toning and digital signaling methods.